Star Trek CCG Dream Cards AtoZ

Today: A Kathryn Janeway... THE ENTRIES: [66] Dathan [67] Dathon (no card required) [68] "Dauphin, The" [69] Davenport, Lucille [70] Davies, Ensign  NOTES:  [66] He may suspend the effects of your or your opponent's Equipment (shuffle together for random selection). That equipment is effectively disabled and cannot help pass dilemmas, solve missions, etc. Source: "Remember" [67] Already exists as a Non-Aligned personnel in the Alternate Universe expansion. [68] The first function presupposes that unimportant Calloway and Simon Tarses only have a mild crush (they are uninteresting anyway), while Wesley is lovestruck a good five turns. Pretty much the episode, I'd say. The limit only applies to the second function, according to the punctuation. Source: "The Dauphin" [69] New icon: Holo-persona (it's the holographic icon in red). I've decided to do holo-persona in the following manner: a Holodeck must be present for them to report/be switched....

Data already has a card, but that's no reason not to do Data stuff... THE ENTRIES: [61] data crystal [62] "Data's Day" [63] Data (no card required) [64] "Datalore" [65] dataport NOTES:  [61] Your infiltrator must be present with the Equipment, meaning that it leaves the skill in there (not losing it itself) before going off to your opponent's side of the table. You can, of course, find your Equipment present when the infiltrator is on the other side, but this will be harder to pull off. The skill can be changed by any of your infiltrators. Source: "A Simple Investigation" [62] The Music personnel doesn't even have to be yours. The minority gender is whichever gender is present in the least quantity. If there are 2 females and 4 males, for example, 2 of each will be stopped. In case of a tie (2 of each, let's say), then either is the minority and all are stopped. Source: "Data's Day" [63] Already exists, of course, ever sin...

Hand out some Darwin awards... THE ENTRIES: [56] Darvin, Arne [57] darvot fritters [58] Darwin Genetic Research Station [59] Darwin, Frank [60] data clip Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [56] Gives the Klingons a chance to infiltrate, too. The Encyclopedia entry gave me a choice here between the 24th-century Darvin or the one from TOS, and I chose the earlier one (who has since been made by Decipher for the Trouble with Tribbles expansion, included for comparison). I thought he was more interesting. Source: "The Trouble with Tribbles" [57] Flips over like distortion field. Other Food cards can be returned to hand voluntarily or by making upkeeping personnel leave the Food-serving site. Not this one, to keep players from reporting it active every turn. Source: "Phage" [58] The original design for this required probing and there was no room for all that stuff on the card, so I tightened it up. A clone would include Kahless, for example. Only one card may...

Hitting that bullseye... THE ENTRIES: [51] Darod [52] darseks [53] Darson, Captain [54] Darthen [55] darts NOTES:  [51] Source: "Resistance" [52] A way to make the Ferengi buy their stuff from others. You can steal from your own Klingons as well as from your opponent's. Source: "The Broken Circle" [53] This was a hard one since he's basically a screw-up we've never seen. He's matching commander of a ship he can download. Sure, he'll die if he ever faces Primitive Culture, but since it's a planet dilemma, and he's basically there for his Captain's Log, he can stay in orbit. Source:  Referenced in "Tin Man" [54] "Here" only refers to the planet surface. Source: "Man of the People" [55] A few different probe result possibilities, using actual "species" information and classifications as well as the usual icons. The objective is only discarded on a Lame arm result (the players abandon the game), so ...

Some Tamarian cards... THE ENTRIES: [46] "Darkness and the Light, The" [47] "Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra" [48] "Darmok" [49] Darnay's disease [50] Daro, Glinn (no card required) NOTES:  [46] You can help make your Nor or ship commandeer-proof by uncovering Modified Voice at its location. "Actions" can refer to a commandeer attempt just as much as to dilemma or mission resolution. Example of effect: If a dilemma requires 3 Computer Skill, it now requires 5 Computer Skill. Source: "The Darkness and the Light" [47] The two OFFICERs work together regardless of affiliation or player ownership for passing that dilemma. A compatible dilemma is one that can be seeded at a planet. If one of the OFFICERs is killed, there is no longer is a valid target for the objective and it is discarded without scoring points. Note that passing a dilemma means surviving it unstopped. That means that a Male's Love Interest will still count as a pass even...

We go dark... THE ENTRIES: [41] Daren, Neela (no card required) [42] Darhe'el, Gul [43] "Dark Page" [44] dark-matter nebula [45] "Darkling" NOTES:  [41] Neela Daren has a card since the Basic Set. [42] Gul Darhe'el has a persona he shares with Aamin Marritza called The Butcher of Gallitep. I know he should be able to kill a lot more captives than that, but I don't want to make him too powerful. Source: "Duet" [43] Family relationships are indicated in each card's lore. The cure works for all personnel if the target personnel is cured. Source: "Dark Page"  [44] A Delta quadrant version of Space... with its own particularities. Source: "Cathexis" [45] A new use for Off Switch? Source: "Darkling" Next up: Some Tamarian cards. Cards: Gul Darhe'el, A Dark Page From the Past, Dark Matter Nebula, Dark Side

A new Beverly Crusher persona... THE ENTRIES: [36] "Dancing Doctor, The" [37] Daneeka [38] Dano, Kal [39] Danula II [40] Dara  NOTES:  [36] A persona of Beverly Crusher. When Bev encounters Ooby Dooby, she decides just how many discards and draws are performed as a result of the dilemma. For example, say you have 3 Youth and 4 Music personnel (including Bev), you could decide you only wanted to discard 2 cards, or draw 1. Source: "Data's Day" [37] I put Danica McKellar on the unnamed officer of ANOTHER of Sisko's ships, the Saratoga. Source: "Emissary" [38] The Tox Uthat so placed would have to be re-acquired. According to Star Trek Online, the pilot of the Earth vessel found by the crew of Enterprise NX-01 in "Future Tense" is Kal Dano, so I gave the performer who wore the corpse make-up the role. Source: Referenced in "Captain's Holiday" [39] A botanist is someone listed as such in the lore. Basically, Keiko O'Brien an...

Not to put a damper on things, but just two cards today... THE ENTRIES: [31] Dalvin hissing beatle [32] Damar, Glinn (no card required) [33] dampening field [34] Danar, Gul (no card required) [35] Danar, Roga (no card required) NOTES:  [31] The Beetle may be moved to your opponent's personnel. Source: Referenced in "Parallels" [32] Damar got his first card in The Dominion expansion. [33] You can still report personnel and equipment at a site even if your opponent cannot. Source: "Civil Defense" [34] Exists as Danar, a Cardassian card in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [35] Roga Danar is in the Basic Set as a Non-Aligned personnel. Next up: A new Beverly Crusher persona. Cards: Alexander's Hissing Beetle, Dampening Field

In this batch: What was at the time the 1000th AtoZ card! THE ENTRIES: [26] Dal'Rok (no card required) [27] Dal, Joret [28] Dalby, Kenneth [29] Daled IV [30] Daliwakan NOTES:  [26] Exists as a dilemma in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [27] Lower Decks' bonuses are only suspended on the personnel present with him. When infiltrating, he'll disrupt that event on his crew. Source: "Lower Decks" [28] It would be interesting to see what a deck with multiple Dalbys would look like. He can't work with Federation command personnel. Feds yes, Fed commanders, no. OFFICER in gold? I guess I saw him as an Ops guys like Data. Source: "Learning Curve" [29] AtoZ's 1000th dream card!!!! (At the time, so not counting Enhanced nor Broken Links.) I pulled a mission, but made the best of it with a little joke. There's just one way to solve this one. Source: "The Dauphin" [30] As it stands, a [holo] personnel's species is considered to be "holog...

I was never happy with their choice of the later Bok, so... THE ENTRIES: [21] Dahkur Hills [22] Dahkur Province [23] DaiMon [24] Dakar, Senegal [25] Dakeen Monastery NOTES:  [21] The trigger must exist first. If it doesn't, the dilemma is discarded. If it does exist, the requirements kick in. Source: "Shakaar" [22] The objective is not cumulative and you cannot probe more than once per turn. Source: "Shakaar" [23] A lot of things going for the Ferengi version of Bok. He's a persona, matching commander to the universal D'Kora, and has a slightly different mix of skills and attributes. I was never happy with Decipher's choice to take the pic from "Bloodlines". Source: "The Battle" [24] Turn Nanites into personnel cards. They become instant damage cards. Does your opponent dare leave their Borg Cube unattended in case you make a pass? They won't damage your own ship unless you want them to. Source: Referenced in "Evolution...

We go back to the Federation's first ships... THE ENTRIES: [16] Dachlyds [17] Daedalus-class starships [18] Daggin [19] DaH! [20] Dahar Master NOTES:  [16] A simple mission to build the Ferengi's mission base. Source: Referenced in TNG's "Captain's Holiday" [17] For museum decks. Source: First referenced in "Power Play", but the lore required an on-card DS9 attribution. [18] Nothing to rave about, but Ocampa do have a number of special powers cards in AtoZ, so here you have a universal personnel to take advantage of them. Source: "Caretaker" [19] You may only draw one Tactic card: refers to the initial draw of cards, not to damage markers. You can initiate battle even during your opponent's turn. Source: "Redemption II" [20] Note that your own Klingons present can stop your opponent's personnel. Non-Klingons still have to listen to the doddering old fool. Source: "Thw Sword of Kahless" Next up: I was never happy ...